Short for
High-Performance File System, HPFS is a file system first introduced
with IBM OS/2 1.2. HPFS is available
on OS/2 1.2 and above as well as with Microsoft Windows NT 3.0. HPFS supports long file names and large
hard drives when compared to FAT.
- HPFS supports a maximum of 64 GBytes
- HPFS386 is a 32-bit Version of HPFS used with IBM
LAN Server Advanced and Warp Server Advanced.
Overall, HPFS is not commonly found or used with
today's computers and servers.
Also see: FAT, FNODE,
NTFS, Partition,
Super
Block
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